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15 Minut Ukraine increases circulation

15min_uk1.jpgFree paper 15 Minut, launched in June 2006 in the Ukraine capital Kiev by KP Media, has increased circulation from 100,000 to 130,000. Total paid circulation in the Ukraine is 1.8 million according to World Press Trends. The paper also introduced a new website were the latest edition can be downloaded. In Kiev 15 Minut competes with Obzor, a free paper published three times a week, by a subsidiairy of Dutch publisher De Telegraaf.

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  1. Newspaper Innovation » Blog Archive » Second edition for 15 minut Says:
    April 9th, 2007 at 12:08 am

    [...] On April 3 on Ukraine free daily 15 minut launched an edition for Donetsk with an initial circulation of 15,000. Donetsk is the second city in the Ukraine with population of about 1 million. In the future 15 minut plans to move to four more cities. The paper was launched in June 2006 and increased circulation for the Kiev edition from 100,000 to 130,000 just one month ago (see previous post). [...]

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